ANDROLOGY & MALE HEALTH

Male Infertility Evaluation & Treatment

Comprehensive andrological diagnostics, advanced semen analysis, medical management, and surgical sperm retrieval techniques (TESA/PESA).

CASA

Computerized Semen Analysis

DFI

DNA Fragmentation Index

TESA/PESA

Surgical Retrieval

Holistic

Medical Management

Understanding the Procedure & Clinical Approach

Male factor issues contribute to nearly 40-50% of all fertility challenges. At Komali Fertility Centre Ongole, we provide comprehensive, confidential andrological care focusing on diagnosis, lifestyle optimization, medical therapy, and advanced surgical interventions.

From Computer-Assisted Semen Analysis (CASA) and Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) to microsurgical extraction, our specialized protocols address the root causes of male subfertility.

Step-by-Step Treatment Protocol

01

Advanced Semen & CASA Analysis

Automated assessment of sperm count, progressive motility, vitality, and strict Kruger morphological parameters.

02

Hormone & DNA Fragmentation (DFI)

Evaluation of serum FSH, LH, testosterone, and testing for sperm chromatin integrity and oxidative stress.

03

Medical & Varicocele Management

Targeted antioxidant therapy, hormonal modulation, and evaluation for varicocelectomy if indicated.

04

Surgical Sperm Retrieval (PESA/TESA)

For azoospermic men, minimally invasive needle aspiration retrieves viable sperm directly from the epididymis or testes for ICSI.

Who is an Ideal Candidate?

  • ✓ Azoospermia (complete absence of sperm in ejaculate)
  • ✓ Oligospermia (low sperm count) or Asthenospermia (poor motility)
  • ✓ High Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI > 25-30%)
  • ✓ Varicocele-associated semen parameter deterioration
  • ✓ Recurrent pregnancy loss or repeated IVF failure linked to sperm factors

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a man with zero sperm count (azoospermia) have biological children?

Yes. In many cases of obstructive or non-obstructive azoospermia, viable sperm can be extracted directly from testicular tissue using TESA/TESE and used in ICSI.

How does lifestyle affect sperm quality?

Sperm spermatogenesis takes approximately 72-90 days. Dietary modifications, antioxidant supplementation, avoiding heat/smoking, and exercise significantly improve parameters within 3 months.

Dr. Prathima Kamisetty

Clinical Director & Fertility Specialist

Quick Treatment Facts

Timeline: Evaluation & 3-Month Protocol

Hospital Stay: Outpatient

Location: Ramesh Hospitals, Ongole

Ready to discuss Male Infertility?

Take the first step with confidence. Book your consultation with Dr. Prathima Kamisetty at Komali Fertility Centre Ongole.

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